Pace non trovo

[@gregorymowery8879]

I learned these Liszt songs through Pavarotti's earliest recitals in New York. Benjamin Bliss brings a refinement to them that is refreshing and adds to my admiration for the songs. Lachlan Glen's accompaniment is outstanding. Come to Portland. I'd kill to hear a recital like this today.

[@MrBenBliss]

I'd love to! As a Seattle resident it's always nice to perform near home. Any local recital presenters we should be in touch with? Thanks for your comments-

[@edamundson743]

This is lovely! I am in Eugene.

[@davidsolomon8203]

Two magnificent musicians: singer and pianist!

[@operacabaret]

Such beautiful expression, and a voice to match.

[@phoeberichards9656]

this is DIVINE

[@anpaglia]

Very fine job.

[@XPRT10R]

Most excellent.

[@barrynicolle1821]

Totally agree with David Solomon’s. Two great musicians.

[@glb289]

BRAVO!!!

[@danielc9483]

can we all navigate a crack like ben bliss does? if you could bottle that and sell it.

[@thomaswikman8093]

The piano sounds hideous at any dynamic above mezzo piano!

[@nickjgunning]

What? Don't forget you're hearing it through sound equipment on stage, not from the audience. Try and listen to the piano solo version from the three Petrarch Sonets from Anées de Pilgrimage. I think you'll see where the piano part comes from.

[@KatalinZsubrits]

I love Ben’s voice and singing! I truly dont like the pianist...

[@jaimesagaseta1673]

Their tempi are catastrophic, no logic dynamics at all. Good voice, no style. Boring. Shoes are terrible.

[@nickjgunning]

That not true. Possibly you're used to the twittering of the Mozart era, mostly either annoying nursery rhyme tunes or dreary, repetitive 'classical' ditties that kill real drama.